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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-05

NOR SALE-IiNE LANDS ~ NEwAYGO
II County, Upper Peninsula and Wisconsin,
also choice Southern Pine; excellent farms in this
county, aud valuable city properly for ale
Money 10 loan on Real Estate or Bank securities
in sums nom SEQ 20 tl50,OOp o. stocks and Bonds
bought and sold. Ihaye also for sale upon ros-
age ofl7t feet. which is admitted 10 be the most
desirable property in the city for tie location OF
first class Hotel, wholesale Dry Goods House.
stores Bank or other business industry. For
particulars call on or address A. X. Anlisdei
Room Loyetis Block. opposite Sweets Hotel.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-24
THOMAS BRANcHS co.
G.. W BRANCH a. 60
AND BROKERS.
I'M EAST MAIN STREET,

I-THTE IHIIh DTIIIWIIINI
Private wires connecting direct With
Washington Baltimore. Philadelphia, and
New York Buy and sell stocks and bonds
for cash or on margin. Commission PEI
cent Loans negotiated. Also trade i'm COM
mission in grain and cotton futures, New
York and Chicago Correspondence so-
6cred Oct22-0
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- paEsLDENTls roUR.
lhr DI,f Magl,rate's Limited Expert
ruce as Traveller.

fNtN hr AihAflfff
U..r..rnv. Aug ---Iho president has
executive mansion bat httlo dur
..-t ve.s He Is living an ideal
Ii.at oak View In IBIS suburban
mpe,ey roe master VI bis OVID
movements lie is free from the
pW,y of The Office seeker and
... .. r.-t A- mlv best su.t bis hum0r.
fa. week. win probably see Mrs
ml.r f.e same roof with him
President Cleveland has trav-
l. tiun most men who have
years and have bad lis ok
public affairs. Doe promises
good record es tourist
year is over When hc wa,
.lt DE bad never been further
r- -r Cleveland. and tle visit 10 that
...UIa when Doe was "a young man.
HI.t .- W suiugtou 900 business for q
ta years as1 lut D.. bad never
>R England He was not fond oi
.i l business 900 not give many
f. t. j0 SD hai Dice SD desired
.... present plans be cousummatei
before congress meets. have visited
..H boundary and the Tar south,
Travelled tho greater part VI the
valley from ST. Paul to ST Louis.
l..Im..t of The large cities of the
,r.
I.at has noticed chat % is with
If commentator that The
rally bias commented on the
he la, already taken AWAY
-'0n and tlat DOS proposed long
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-24
AFTER THE REDSKINS.
e.eerr KENDALL LEADS $50 cow
eOYs TO TIE FRONT.

r..tt with the Indians Expected In
>ear Future. and One which will
..ne,islvc Interesting Scene AT Glen
wood springs.
..,rrs. Aug % Instead Of Sheriff Ken
..n. caught in ambush by the Indians,
..auorei. hc sent word by courier
rt.l 40 Gionwood Springs Saturday,
...sp .oave with $50 cowboys and
..I haye some hard fighting Ken
.-f. that tho Utcs are re-
endorsements an tho time.
. courier from Moeker has
40 Gonwood Springs and says
.hauee u the condition ot affairs at
lrrtf chat Capt Gaslno. with his
... ....rauy. bad arrived Tho arrival
many. a1orling better protection
a.r.u and children at Mecker VIII
~..lI Kendall and tho cowboys %
...n lnf up the Indians, who arc re-
...t. Ie rampei Co tbc north Of Mcokcr
state troops who have been collect
..t. ..e.ll Springs are now en- route %
u...uI .1pc.t 90 arrive there Sunday
~ Dc opinion That the Indians
...l... aware OF the rapid transit Of the
...t o Meoker
.r.. Duo definite news from the from
.. ...-.nay hut by this time Gen Rear
li w.ll have reached Mcokor IL
......e n0t encountered the Indians on
,.. lu Neariou has tried 20 guard
... possibility OF an ambush by the
ut7 Courers were stationed az
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-24
SILKS, VELYETs, AND PLUsHEs.


dress effect ftn sad
lue d OF
ore Francs "
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-24

NrhN.fErD. o., Aug. p The village Of
".t' Logan county, place OF LOO ina
a..aa. nas almost entirely destroyed by
b. Sam Jag hight The bushes. portion Of
'se "as nearly wiped out, and several
.'.... are reported destroyed. The loss
A-.'ui $1,000.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-24

rtN.ul y s.. Aug ~ vs. Stanley
-a.I q. io and influential farmer ly-
village committed suicide ye,
. u shooting himself through tho head
nfauy insane, caused by over
Irns tho heated term He leaves
aHI fao children.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-24
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

SPRING DRESS FABRICS has been carefully ana Judicial
al q
ly
Novel 20
MIXTURES Full priced DRESS GOODS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-24

4 right with the Indians Expected I"
.,, scar Future. and One Which will
D.. pe,islye Interesting Scene AT Glen
..ad springs
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O / d ID
stHA u
-.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
finantial.
NETWORK, CHICAGO AND ST; LOUIS
RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE.

NFw.YoEK Feb. T. 1887.
Under entered into this date between certain
secury holders Of the Hew.York Chicago and st Louis
Railway Company Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railway Company Others james A. Roosevelt John D
kennedy Adrian Iselin ir D. Willis James ana ohVer LIT
riman committee heretofore appointed by first mortgage
bopchoder. under an agreement November 81 1883
ana Frederic r. olcott William X. Vanderbilt, JamesA
Roosevelt John kennedy the undersigned have been
appointed Purchasing Committee with power to perform
the forth and Teorganzo the above rail-
way on tie following basis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
K'EIAN.
PRESENT SECURITIES.

First mortgage hondhoders receive for their bonds an
commons per first mortgage bonds ana interest,"
from December 1851 10 date oil Nc"
bonds.
sceond bondhofers for er bonds and
coupons l1Oio first mortG age h9h, anu
teres per December j. 1885, 10 Gaze
OF new bouds.
Outstanding stock pay assessment Of $40 snare
Preferred stockholders receive 10 cent 81 new SECOND
1rorre and the an cunt in first preferred
Conn stockholders 80 cent OF new common
ana 10 amount OF assessment IN new trst preferred
Circulars Of the committee and cope- OF he agTccmen
above be obtained at the Office oil the Ceh
Trust Company of New-NOrk.
All bondhoders are requested TO derost without uey
with the Central Trust Company, II Nassau st.
New.YoTk and receive certificates for the san. or
10 present the he1 by them To- be stamped
ockholfers both preferred reque-ed 10
present their certificates .ampng and 10 pay Their as
tessments or before March l.
j. J.. COTT, Chairman.
WILLIAM X VANDERBILT
JAMES A. ROOSEVELT
Committee.
G. s. ELLIS Secretary
NcW-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
Gurtion Sales of Real Gstaie
Ciip propertp for Sale.

A TTENTION SCALED to those elegant first
~ class hopRes Nos 4. D and 1C lRsi eUthst Apply on
premises TO owners. q. y. y. A. WILLIAM
-A.-A.-FINE RESIDENCES FOX
IA. SALE IN THE MOST SELECT LoCATl0NS
Magnificent 27foNt mansion northeast corner OF Mau4sO
and 69th-st.. highest point OF LenoX Hii - a..
ELEGANT HOUSES. OF various sizes ana stNes now M
lshnr corner Madisonave and 7Sdst including choicc
corner three houses.
Houses always open Apply on premises or TO
CHARLES a. Buck * CO.. Archi'ecIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01

secretary.
THR WATER WORKS COMPANY or SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
I'HE COUPONS maturing March l. 1897. on
the bonds OF THIS Company m be PAID IN New ork AZ
oa Sy Bank or IN san APS1c t san IA
THE INTEREST on the following bonds Is
payable at the banking house OF Messrs. WINsLOW,
LANIER & CO.. and Cedar sts New ork
City. and after March /, 1887;
COLUMBUS, HOOK. VAL TOLEDO RY CO.
General Mortgage So.
COLUMBUS TOLEDO r. r. CO.
Second Mortgage IS
GRAND RAPIDS & INDIANA r. r. CO.
Consolidated Mortgage S.
INDIANAPOLGS. IND,
School IS.
Registered Temp Loan Bonds, 3 = per cent
Wafer Works 81.
PITTsBURG. FT WAYNE CHICAGO RY. co.
First Mortgage r.. Series C.
Second Mortgage - Series l.
VERMILLG0N COUNTY. IND.
County IS.
WABASH COUNTY. IND,
Gravel Road S.
MIAMI COUNTY. IND A'''-i
Gravel Road Us
RicHLANp TOWNSHIP. IND,
MARCH g.
BLACKFoRD cor NTY. md
Gravel EoHi - , -
vERIrGLrov COUNTY IND.
WABASH COUNTY. IND.
Gravel Road b. ~ .
MARION. IND.
school o..
HANCOCK COUNTY. M EHG'' l.
Gravel Road IS ,,.,l,.,
MITCHELL, IND.
School KS .,., ,,
MIAMI COUNTY. IND
Bridge g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
Conntrp properlp Uantco.

WANTED TO RENT-A hotel suitable for
w asummer resort. II adapted 10 yearly business no
objection Address s. G.. Boz 20 Tribune Office, with terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
Dipioeno Notices.

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CoMPANY.(
~,or,or CHICAGO. Ill. February 2. 1871
NOIICE.-A quarterly dividend Of TWO
DOLA RS per share has This day been declared the
FIRST DAY OF MARCH next TO fhoers Of record
me close o, business hours the TWELFTH INSTANT
at the office OF fLe com,any,s aaants MEssRa TnH NJ
PATTON CO., No 90 William ST., New York and shares
pany. C. H FOSTER Treasurer.
THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DIVI-
DENIS are payable the office OF the Farmers Loan
ana Trust Company, 20 and 20 wiam-st, and after
March /. 1857.
WESTERN EQUIPMENT & CAR co. BOND & INTER
EST
L. s. ROLLING STOCK CO. REAL ESTATE BOND
COUPONS.
NY, PENN. AND OHIO n. r. CO. COUPONS.
MOBILE OHIO CAR TRUST, SERIES A. b. d. Z, G.
and IL COUPONS
DUNDEE WATER POWER LAND CO. COUPONS.
IERhE HAUTE S. +. r. r. CO. COUPONS.
FOND DU LAC WATER co. COUPONS
CRICAGO & ST LOUIS RAILWAY COUPONS.
FERGUS FALLS GAS MILL co. COUPONS.
MINNEAPOLIS GAsLIGHT co. COUPONS.
NlGo COUNTY BONDS AND COUPONS.
BATTLE HOUSE co. COUPONS.
KEOKUK, WATER co. COUPONS.
HUTCHINSON. WATER, LIGHT, & TELEPHONE co.
COUPONS.
CITY or SEATTLE WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
COUPONS.
CLEVELAND & PTTTsBUR RIG r. r. co. DIVIDEND.
FORT WAfNE& JACKSON r. II. co. DIVIDEND.
MARCH 10, 1887.
SPRINGFIELD GAsLIGHT Co COUPONS.
MARCH 20. 1897.
IA CROSSE, CITY. WISCONSIN, COUPONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01

NEw-YoRK, Monday. Feb %, 1887
following sales held at the Excharge ana Auc
ton Room today
Ry John 7. ROyd.
q 4.story dwellings with plot OF land NOS l4o am
l47 West slsts 395 IT Of 9thave plot 81 40, ooo
xl022; Goldman. e-4'0VV
By Richard VBGrnCH 90.
Lot Mesr d%o'h's' 800 IL OF ou'"'e' a525
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
BALTIMORE AND Ohio
CAR TRUST BONDS.

TIE AGGREGATE OF THIS ISSUE or BONDS II
81. SOC. 900. BEARING INTEREST Attic RATE
or FOUR AND ONE-IALF PER CENT PER ANNtM.
AND PAYABLE SENlI-ANNUALLY N JANUARY
AND JULY, AND SECURED BY MORTGAGE OF
NEW RUIIING-STOCk OF 1IE BALTIMORE AND
ONO RAILROAD COMPANY MADE TO THE MLR-
CAMILLE TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF
BALTIMORE A. TRt -TEE.
TIE BONDS DATE FROM January I. 1857. AND
WILL RE ISSUED IL sFRiES EVN\iNG FRON
ONE TO TEN YEARS. 80 THAT ONE-TENfl OF
TIT. SAME, OR TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS. L. PAID TO TIIE TRUSTEE
EACH YEAR BY THE RAILROAD COMPiNii THE
MORTGAGE. HOWEVER, BINDING THE ENTIRE
PROPERTY UNTIL TIE LAST PAY NENT II cow
PLETED.
THEY ARE STRICTLY FIR-T-CLASS NECt IL
ITY, AND WE RECOMMEND THEM A. SAFE
AND MOST DESIRABLE INVESTMENT. AND NOW
OFFER TO THE PUBLIC LIMITED NUMBER OF
SERIES gAND 10. WlIiCii HAVE NINE AND TIN
YEARS TO run FROM JANUARY I, 1857. At ! Oh
AND ACCRUED INTEREST. SUBJECT TO SALE
AND ADVANCE or PRICE WITHOUT NOTICE
PRINCIPAL. AND INTEREST PAYABLE Attic
OFFICE or THE MERCANTILE TRt IT AND
DEPOSIT COMPANY or BALTIMORE
GRISW0LD & GILLETT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The prospects month of March unusually favor
Abc weather will permit local inspection OF
lots is expected that there Will be large auction safes VI
property in the Twenty and Twenty fourth Wards
At the Exchange yesterday during the public hours John
T: Boyd sold under foreclosure Nos las and l47 Wes
Eghty.rss sos feet west Of Ninhave, two fourstory
brick dwelling houses 3Ox1O2 for $4,000 TO the plantn
n y Uaruett a 90 sold Northumberland thirty
fifth st. south $50 feet east OF sixthave vacant ioh
25xO9 for 81 525, to Robert Henderson. . IA,
Smyth Ryan sold the steam propeller u L. Mhsh" WIN
her tackle. furniture, etc, for SS,O'O ....,... 49,
Although no sales actually reported TRANSACTIONS OK
81 coo stated 10 be on The verge U copc
ton by the brokers. s,o,,.
W. Mclaughlin. OF No JAG Broadway stocks ana 9onas
has been rosted for membership proposed oy rhuP a. On" "
and seconded by Edmund III. MARITIME ,.,,,.a
There call at the brokers meeting ore
Ward north OF Madison ST VII
pay cash story cottage and plot 6Oxl % az LONE
Branch n offered for 10 OO ana ar VI -oo"
in Orange County, n. y. for S2O,OVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01

BARGAINS.
7Ofh st. West Side ~ aud 90 feet ooo
Lenox and 20 oOo ana Si''OVO
CANNOT BE DUPLICATED
57tb.st 20 feet ......... Gothic brick front
Murray Fulsize House with stable street street
Madison Below 57thst Modern, iu-slze
INVESTMENTS.
A2d 81 6thave. S33O OO
Broadway s2.Ou uo
Delaney 200; Sprucest $500 30 ave. COT 'oooO
HENRY D. wINANs $50 6th.aye.
BARGAINS IN and story houses. for SAFE ;
ID centrally $4,000. 10000 1000 $4,000
all prices; call and see list D VI BLAhEhl
ELEGANT HOUSES. fully decorated, fires
H coed ceilings nlad floors fixtures electric bells
$4,000 10 $4,000 West S1tl ST. near Centra' faiS.
EOUR-STORY and basement houses of first
q7thst Central Park Prices S22OOO ana f<"OVo'
'""'''' '" b. + ROMANO. JR. owner 20 Nas'au-st
nor SALE.-No % East 61st-st.. hand
some four story high stoop. basement ana suocelar
2S feet private dwelling adjoining, Northwest corner OF
MadsOuave; price low 10 suit house OPEN II not
previously disposed Of Will be sold al auction by X '.
CHARLES BUCK = co. 800 MadI-on-ave
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. 80
feet square by j. T. Is Smythe, agent. u HIoad~ Ay
half block from Hudson vcr ana one BLOCK above
Canal admirably suited Tor manufacturing ana storage
Iis three stories brick with high basement SEND 10 either
address for fun descriptive circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
flats an1 Rooms 90 Eel.

PARTMEN1S TO LET IN THE PORTS
N MOUTH, 80 To "a West 9th.st elevator. steam heat
hall boy. etc. rents from 1900 10 $1,000 E A CkUlk
BLANK & Co. l76 Broadway.
ELEGANTLY decorated floor. four rooms.
II suitable doctors Office also snele for gentle
men, Murray Hin. near 9th EVERETT DIRECTORY
IA West 35th-st
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-18
CRANKY NOTIONS OF ENGINES.
They May travel go Miles on hour or Stand
Stlm Suddenly.

Albany Argus.
"An old engineer told me the other day
that locomotives were ha6itual cranks.
Why he said, only q year ago two en-
gines came from the same shop, were made
from the same castings, were put together
by the same workmen, but n Of the two
engines wouldn't bulge an inch faster
than Is miles an hour, while her companion
could easily roll off so miles an hour under
half the steam it took to send the other en-
CINE Is miles an hour. We crowded every
pound Of steam upon the 10 miller, but no,
she wouldn't move an inch faster, although
she would draw four more heavily loaded
freight cars than the engine that rolled up
50 miles an hour to her credit. Suddenly
the 10 miller came to a dead stop between
stations, and there she stuck and couldn't
be made to move again. Almost at the
same time the sixty-miler, on another pOr-
ton of the road, came to q dead stop also,
and she couldn't be made to move. Both
engines were drawn back to the shop,
where taken apart, examined, put together
again, but no, they could not be made 10
move, eyen under 80 pounds of steam.
Stop running they would, and stop running
they did, although both Of them are not a
year old. Finally they were broken up
and sold for old Junk. 1t is not always
the bright, new engine you see that is the
best. In the roundhouse We have some old
tubs, ont of fashion, that can and do beat
the new engines in speed and drawing
capacity every day and are always reliable.
You think locomotives are expensive?
They used to be. You can get a fine loco
motive nowadays for 50, 900 or $40, 600 that
formerly cost $40, 900 to $50 1000. Compe-
titjon did it."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-18

~ strike his fancy or heart, without refer
ence to the names Of the a~rtists-except
the great ones who have created their own
schools, and made themselves immortal.
In this gallery r some caricatures by
Leonardo ds Yinci, the Admirable Crichton
of the fifteenth century. Some men are "a
little of everything" Ds Vinci was q good
deal Of eyerything-enginesr, architect,
chemist, mechanic, musician and IMPROVE
sator. The ~caricatures are mostly hideous
distortions of the human face and would be
worth very little were it not for D1 Vinci's
great painting. The Last Supper" to
which we must drive, for it is on one of
the inside walls of a bleak shed, many
block away. We will look at it tomorrow.
WILL CARLETON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-18
SPHINX KNOTS.
Anycommunlcstion for this department should
beaddressed to E. K. CHADBoURE, LewiStown, Ne.

be addreSsed 10 L. K. CHADBoURE, Lewlstown, Me-
No. 139.-A Geographical Puzzle.
Where's the country that shivers? The country
that weepS9
The country each lnrder can boast?
The country that's yerdant? The country that's
coined"
The country preferred for a roast?
Where's the dangerous city? The pungeut city:
The city teetOtallerS would choose?
The perfumed city? The rolling city?
The city which could furnish the shoes?
Where's the city that rosmed wild and free?
The city that is part of a bOat'
The city preferred in the river or sea?
The city that always can float?
Where's the peak that is not short? The mount
without hair
The mount ever clear and serene
The peak tha's a fish? The mount that some
wear
Where's the peerless lakes The growing lake.
The lake never seen on a plain?
The condiment lake? The timid lake?
The lake often bound with a chain
Where's the river for babies: The river that
barks?
The river "a heavy rs leaf!
The tranquil river? The scented river
The river the SChoOlbOyS dread?
Where's the fisherman's cape? The cheerful
cape?
The cape we approach with dismRy?
The cape never cloudy? TIL precious cape!
The cape said, when you sail far away?
Where's the foolish isles? The frozen ISLE
The isles for the lOwly and great
The QuarrelsOme isle The singing isles?
The iSle for q hermit's estate? lANrHE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-18
SMALL WAGE GARNER,
HOW WELL A YOUNG NAN CAN LIvBUPoN
s4Aw WEEK.
4 Cooperative Sysan-A Bill Of Fare
for q Week al . Total
Of 81 so.
Buffalo Courier.

o9Ve
'sWhere do / boardP Great Scott! do
YOU take me for a Midas? Pm getting
inst 81 q week. How much of that do you
imagine 1 could squander on q boarding
house?"
-Four dollars a week! How on earth
do you exist?"
Better than most inmates OF cheap
clearinghouse. Come on, and I'll show
you"
The speaker was q young man some
where between twenty-five and thirty,
well clad and apparently well fed. He IL
a stenographer in an Office not a mile from
the corner of Swan and Main streets. An
ACQUAINTANCE meeting him on the street
had asked him where he boarded. Come
on; rn show you," said the stenographer
and they mingled with the crowd ofyouns
and old hurrying home to their firesides
and suppers. 1t was 6 o'clock; the horse
cars were crowded inside and out, and bi-
cycles, buggies, drays and other vehicles
filled the road.
ut is astonishing" said the young man,
.sbow little it costs to live when one is
forced to economist. Many's the week
that / haven't spent more than q dollar for
food"
s'For a whole week? Here In Bnffalo9''
ayes. OF course / depended much on
the free lunches. l bad a regular free
lunch route laid 90 that l shouldn't visit
the same place more than once q week. j
ordinarily got my breakfast at some saloon
down town within q few minutes walk OF
the office. There are one or two good free
lunch places on Washington street, Gny
number of them on Seneca street and
others on the Terrace, Erie street and on
the other waterside streets, but OF course
l did not ~patronizs these last. l
never ate my breakfast until near III
o'clock. working an hour or two first.
NV mug of beer aud the cold meat and
potatoes were sufficient until S o'clock in
the afternoon. There's q great deal In
habit. A person that has become accus-
toned TO eating heartily at noon will regu-
larly at that hour feel q longing for food,
but after a week of fasting from thai meal
he will think nothing OF it. learned
that by experience. After my late break
fast | wanted nothing more until 5 o'clock,
when | left the office and visited some
saloon in Genessee street, though II l had
leisure and hadn't been there too recently,
| directed my steps to a cosy place on
Niagara street. In this way l managed to
get along on ten or fifteen cents O day.
Sunday l INDUCED in something extra, a
piece of pie or other delicscy. But that
life WAS a desert compared with the one
I'm living now"
Turning east at Virginia street the four
d~ollar-s-week young man led the way
nearly to Michigan street. Just this side
of that ~thoroughfare a lane opened to the
north.
''This is Swiveler alley, and that's the